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Allowed by whom is the question.

Unfortunately, there is no real system to make sure that countries act in the best interests of all of their citizens. Killing Jews and other minorities was a common safety-valve mechanism throughout history of various rulers who allowed their people to vent their frustrations by killing the minorities who were supposedly causing problems. In most cases, the people are too stupid or too enraged to realize that it is the government's inefficiences and inequalities that are causing their ills.

It was only in the modern era that the idea that a citizen of any state is endowed with Rights to which he can appeal beyond the ability of the government to endorse or retract. It is only in this period, in those countries that believe that every human is truly endowed with equal rights (as opposed to just saying that), that the killing of Jews has been prohibited.

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